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Amman, Aug. 30 (Petra) — Minister of Transport and Minister of Labor
Nidal Qatamin said Sunday that the first package of upgraded
electronic systems designed to automate Labor Ministry services is
expected to be launched within the next two months.
The rollout is part of a broader project undertaken in partnership
with the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship to
modernize the ministry’s electronic systems and expand the automation
of its services.
Qatamin said the first package will cover services related to
non-Jordanian workers, while additional digital services and system
upgrades will be introduced in subsequent phases.
Each phase will be announced once completed, he said, noting that the
project will also include the modernization and automation of
services for domestic workers.
The ministry also plans to expand access to its electronic services
through the Sanad application, allowing users to complete
transactions more efficiently and reducing the time and effort
required to access Labor Ministry services.
Qatamin said cybersecurity and data protection are being incorporated
into the upgraded systems, in line with the government’s drive to
expand digital public services while ensuring the security of users’
data.
//Petra// RZ